LOGGRP command

Summary

Privileges

System manager

Function

Lists group entries in the password table, including privileges but not passwords

Syntax

LOGGRP [groupname1] [,groupname2]

Where:

groupname1 and groupname2 are the names of groups in the password table.

If specifying...	Model 204 lists...
Neither groupname1 nor groupname2	All group entries in the password table.
Only groupname1	Entries for that group.
Only groupname2	Group entries starting at the beginning of the password table and extending through the groupname2 entry.
Both groupname1 and groupname2	Entries starting at the groupname1 entry and extending through the groupname2 entry. The comma is required if only groupname2 is specified. Otherwise, either a comma or one or more blanks can be specified.

Example

LOGGRP LOGGRP REGIONS LOGGRP ,SYSTEMS LOGGRP REGIONS, SYSTEMS

Usage notes

The LOGGRP command lists one or more group entries in the password table. The list is produced in alphabetical order.

Each group entry displayed by LOGGRP has the following format:

groupname index password X'pppp' nnn, sss, rrr, uuu, aaa, terminals

Where:

groupname	is the name of the group. For Model 204 7.5 and later and for SirSafe customers before Model 204 7.5, the group name will be preceded by a comma or plus sign, as was used on the LOGCTL command that created the entry. A plus sign indicates a SirSafe controlled visible password.
index	is the group index if more than one group has the same name.
password	is the password for the entry. For non-SirSafe customers, password would not be be present before Model 204 7.5 and would always be displayed as ******** in Model 204 7.5 and later. For SirSafe customers, ******** would be displayed for the password if the password is not a SirSafe controlled password and the actual password will be displayed if it is a SirSafe controlled password.
pppp	is the two-byte representation of the group privileges.
nnn	is the procedure user class.
sss	is the field-level security SELECT level.
rrr	is the field-level security READ level.
uuu	is the field-level security UPDATE level.
aaa	is the field-level security ADD level.
terminals	is ALL, NONE, or a list of authorized terminals.